Wonderful, family owned market. Their plants are better than any place in town. Friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, great location, convenient hours. They also sell firewood, and farm fresh eggs!! Trina is a sweetheart. This is the only place I get my garden plants. And it's also a great place to pick up a gift for anyone on your 'get flowers for' list!

From the owner: Hildebrant Farm, nestled in the heart of West Fargo, ND, has been the region's go-to destination…read morefor enchanting Christmas trees since 1975. With nearly five decades of experience, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality, locally grown Christmas trees that bring festive joy to homes and families. Visit Hildebrant Farm to make your holiday season magical and memorable.

Wowza! The market sure had grown since the last time I was here! There's live music, a grassy area,…read morea splash fountain area, and LOTS of vendors! Personal highlights include: Nigerian cuisine (kabobs and jallof), Flannel Fizz's soda (specifically lavender cream), and a really good cheese/charcuterie vendor (Milk Made) I loooved the variety of vendors! There's everything for pets (which are welcome if leashed), lots of fruits and veggies, artwork, food trucks, take home and bake goodies, and local breweries/meaderies.

A great variety of not only the veggies, etc. that you would expect but you will find other…read morehandcrafted items, as well as made-to-order food and 20 Below Coffee. Plus you may find entertainment at times too. Very cool that if you need to pay by credit and the vendor does not take credit cards, you may purchase $1 tokens at the host booth. I also just read they are eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).

They're having staffing problems. The staff are over worked or just rude. I'm not sure which with…read moretoday's behavior - keeping their backs on waiting customers, not responding to the questions asked, and making inappropriate gestures when they walk away. It's disappointing. The customer service desk was supposed to be open at 1030 according to the sign. An employee stood with their back turned to the two of us standing in line at 1038 and when I asked what time they believed it would open she snapped that it wasn't open yet and walked away. That wasn't what I asked. She could have acknowledged that two people were standing there and she could have answered our question that the person was late, or that they were going to have to keep it closed for longer due to something unforeseen. It wasn't too busy inside the store but maybe it had been before I entered. Though this isn't the first time this week that I attempted to use the customer service counter and it was closed unexpectedly. Disappointing!

Baskets are very light. Food was good. Cheap stuff. Nice workers. Would go again ....read more

Christine Conrad has created a treasure in her new space. Her olive oil and balsamic pairing send…read moreyour tastebuds soaring. Very pleasing to the palate. Shared the Mediterranean Flatbread with my sister. To die for. Leaves you wanting to sample the other foods offered. The infused water is very refreshing and tasty. Great place to dine and shop for fresh oils and vinegars. Not only is Christine knowledgeable about oil/vinegar pairings, she's an visionary in offering FM area such appetizing and reasonably priced FRESH food. Christine created a welcoming space in her new event center, her food is a rare treat!

Just went here recently and was utterly blown away. I was trained as a chef on the west coast, and…read moreI wish I'd had access to this place! The selection of things food-wise is a bit sparse. This is because they're still recovering from the COVID lockdowns and everything, so it's food from the fridge and take home at the moment. The food is REALLY good though. We got the vegan lasagna (We're vegetarians and this was the only savory thing for us sadly), and it rocked! They make the noodles fresh in-house and you can tell. Then there's the main thing here: The olive oil. OMG! Go in and try it! Then walk out with a whole bunch of oils and balsamics because it's SO GOOD! I'm still amazed at the "butter" olive oil because it doesn't have any dairy in it but tastes JUST LIKE a butter/oil blend. This place was casually suggested to us after we moved to the area and I can honestly say it doesn't have enough love. GO THERE! ... Why are you still reading? GET GOING! BRING SOME BREAD!

Very good! Even better after they opened the bigger location. Everything is fresh. All the African…read more& Carribean brands & ingredients you need is here. Thank God for this place bc Fargo is so small & you think the area doesn't have anything like this place but it does. Keep doing your thing guys!

Always has the goodies I need in stock when I visit and the people are friendly. Their variety of…read moregood spans many different types of markets which makes every visit interesting and fun. Nice job!

I go by this store daily. I usually get my lunch at the Delly and I walk straight across to the gas…read morestation to pay. Today I was there about 3 and I noticed that a new girl was behind the counter, she's new to that till, as far as I know. My client, I'm his provider, asked for some weenies so I got two packages at $3.29. His card was .28 cents short so I went for a quarter from the leave a penny and take a penny container which I always leave change in. The checker at the till told me that I couldn't take money out of there. She stated that money was for the taking at the end of the shift.

I go to Cash Wise weekly. The staff is super helpful and friendly. I particularly enjoy the fresh…read moreproduce area. They offer very good selections at decent prices.

Let me start off- this store is called *ALDI*- not ALDI's-- there's no 's' to be found anywhere in…read morethe name, it's just ALDI, alright?? (not to be aggressive, but my mom always puts an 's' on things when they AREN'T there, why is that such a mom thing?? lolll) The more I visit ALDI's, the more I like them. They're not a snobby, high end grocery stores by any means, and I love that. They sell a lot of the same things you can find at Target, Walmart or other, except for way better prices. I mean, this also means they are kind of random brands that no ones ever heard of, but they do the same thing for a lower price so I can't see why that would ever be a problem. Yes, ALDI doesn't have ALDI-eeze things (they don't have necessarily everything you might need in a store run, sorry I had to take that pun opportunity), of course, but this location in South Fargo has the most of a lot that I've seen. One of my favorite things to get here, randomly enough, is their protein powder. They have two simple flavors- vanilla and chocolate, but they're fantastically priced and taste really good post workouts, so if you're an active person I'd give them a try. Also, if you want to use a shopping cart when you go to ALDI, make sure you have a quarter on hand. I'll let you figure that out for yourself. Also, they don't provide bags of any kind for your items, so make sure you bring your own or buy one at checkout. Let's go ALDI way now- to ALDI! (slight cringe)

Myles is so freaking awesome had the best convo with him he gave a bunch of people fist bumps best…read morehornbachers interaction I've had

I've always liked Hornbacher's But now, they have rewards…read more So if you don't have rewards you have to pay more. For instance, today they had 12 pk coke on sale 3 for 5.00, and everyone else has to pay 7.00 dollars. They don't take into consideration for the people that don't have plenty of space, or can't use mobile data, or someone that doesn't have a phone or understand how to use it. Today, I told the cashier I'm forced to do this. I was told go to the phone store and by a card for more memory. Really! Spend even more money that people don't have. So basically you're company doesn't think of elderly, people with disabilities. It just isn't right that we can't save the same as them.